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More history resources – Current - Vimarsana News

More history resources – Current

Archives National Public Broadcasting Archives, University of Maryland, College Park — mostly papers, including organizational archives of CPB, NPR, PBS and other groups, and personal archives of leaders in the field, now incorporated in the university library’s Special Collections. See also NPBA’s Facebook page. Wisconsin Historical Society, Madison, maintains the archives of the National Association […]

This Month in Broadcast History—November - Vimarsana News

This Month in Broadcast History—November

The world’s first regular "HDTV" service was launched 86 years ago this month

Shifting to 'public radio' in the 70s gave WKAR a wider reach - Vimarsana News

Shifting to 'public radio' in the 70s gave WKAR a wider reach

WKAR operated as an educational radio station for decades. In 1970, the station became an affiliate of National Public Radio.

Source: wkar.org
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About Current

Current is a nonprofit news organization covering public media in the U.S for professionals in the industry. Leaders and staff at NPR, PBS, CPB, public radio and TV stations, independent producers, board members, and national policymakers rely on Current for information, inspiration and insights into this mission-driven field. Current’s career portal publicmediajobs.org is the leading […]

What people fighting for change today can learn from MLK's use of media - Vimarsana News

What people fighting for change today can learn from MLK's use of media

WHYY By Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a master orator, and an iconic presence on TV and radio. “He turned out the press … because he was magnetic,” said Michael Days, veteran editor and former vice president for diversity and inclusion at the Philadelphia Media Network. “(King) was kind to the camera, the camera was kind to him, and he believed in, his movement believed in doing much of their work … in the light of day.” King understood how powerful radio was for the civil rights movement, said Sara Lomax-Reese, president and CEO of WURD Radio, the only African-American owned tal...

Source: whyy.org